Linux users are not allowed to make fun of Microsoft for breaking things and making the user experience generally worse as long as Wayland exists
linux
Serious and important question to all #Linux users, in particular #Fedora users (in particular #Fedora44 if this makes any difference)
It looks like I will be needing to swap back to using an Nvidia graphics card (RTX 2060). Is it still a miserable experience with drivers? And if so, how do I make it not so miserable that I get PTSD?
PwnEscape: Guest-to-Host KVM Escape (CVE-2026-99999) https://lobste.rs/s/np84oh #linux #security #virtualization
https://pwn.ai/blog/pwnescape
Does moving a GPU server's request loop into the kernel save CPU? https://lobste.rs/s/6himy4 #ai #linux
https://eunomia.dev/blog/2026/10/17/bpf-gpu-server/
Less than a month after 6.7, suckless pushed a security fix and bumped
the version. That's pretty rare for dwm.
If you noticed Telegram's image previews shaking in 6.7, that's why
a wrong return value check broke atom property reading entirely.
Patch: https://git.suckless.org/dwm/commit/a9aa0d8ffbb548b0b1f9f755557aef2482c0f820.html
Six lines changed.
Update your build.
#dwm #suckless #security #linux
Super+Space opens a small menu script that launches apps and system actions (WiFi, reboot, shutdown),
all keyboard-driven via sxhkd.
No panel, no mouse menus, WM-agnostic.
#!/bin/shCurious how many dwm users do something similar vs bars / mouse menus.
ROOT=doas
# Open a terminal (st) with the given title and command
# example: st -t terminal_title -e command
term() {
st -t "$1" -e "${@:2}"
}
choice=$(printf "%s\n" \
"Browser" \
"Terminal" \
"IRC" \
"Mail" \
"PDF" \
"Editor" \
"Files" \
"Mixer" \
"WiFi" \
"Bluetooth" \
"Reboot" \
"Shutdown" |
dmenu -i -l 12 -p "Menu" \
-fn "Iosevka Term-11" \
-nb '#000000' -nf '#ffffff' \
-sb '#005f87' -sf '#ffffff')
case "$choice" in
Browser) firefox ;;
Terminal) term st tmux ;;
IRC) term senpai senpai ;;
Mail) term mutt mutt ;;
PDF) pdf-open.sh ;;
Editor) geany ;;
Files) term fff fff ;;
Mixer) term alsamixer alsamixer ;;
WiFi) term wifitui "$ROOT" wifitui ;;
Bluetooth) blueman-manager ;;
Reboot) "$ROOT" /sbin/reboot ;;
Shutdown) "$ROOT" /sbin/poweroff ;;
esac
#dwm #dmenu #sxhkd #x11 #linux #suckless
Real-time Software On Linux: How Hard Can It Be? via @noelle https://lobste.rs/s/jp6tfb #video #linux #zig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0D0rFdU6HY